Sentence examples for trouble to write from inspiring English sources
It's more trouble to write a short book than a long one.
Why go to the trouble to write a great long play about jealousy when jealousy just about summed it up?
That Mr. Schiff took the trouble to write such detailed and entertaining ones says plenty about his musicmaking.
If someone took the trouble to write it down, the company figures, that is a good way to assume it is valuable data.
Avoid, in particular, phrases like "I believe...".. or "I think... .. Clearly, you believe it if you are taking the trouble to write it.
Alas, Meisel has not taken the trouble to write it, and so it isn't likely that very many people will take the trouble to read it.
I borrowed other people's troubles to write about.
Trouble is, to write an exciting book of political trivia about the 2008 campaign is one thing.
No. Instead, they are saving themselves money, and the time and trouble needed to write cards and research addresses – and all the while exuding an aura of self-satisfaction.
The poet is going to considerable trouble not to write the kind of lyrics where such anxiety might be assuaged by submergence in the general music – the kind of thing Nietzsche condemned as "sickly-sweet whimsy and tinkle-tinkle".
He was troubled enough to write to Jung about it.
